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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18
TIE PRESIDENTS LETTER
Accepting Commissioner Sparks Resig-
nation.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the text of the Presidents letter
to Commissioner Sparks, accepting his
resignation:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1857.

Hon. Vim 4. j. Sparks:
My DEAR SIR have read your letter
of resignation, left with me to-day, and
also the communication addressed by you
to the Secretary OF the Interior, accompa-
nying the same. In the present situation
DO not feel called upon TO determine the
merits of the controversy which has arisen
between the Secretary and yourself, further
than to say that my impression touching
the legal questions involved incline. me
to rely, as ! naturally would Vo,
even il / had no impressions CT NY
OVID, upon the judgment of the Secretary.
1t presents case Of Interpretation where
two perfectly houest men may well differ.
The interest you have shown in the opera
tions OF the land department, and your
Jealous endeavOr 10 save and protect the
public lands for settlers in good faith, in
duce me 10 believe that you will he please d
to receive the assurance that this policy
upon which We are all agreed, will con-
tinue to be steadfastly pursued, limited
and controlled, however, by the law and
the judS nent of the courts by which we
may be at times unwillingly restrained,
but which we can not and ought not to re-
sjst. desire to heartily acknowledge the
value ofyour services in the improved ad-
mpistration of the land department
which has been reached and to assure you
OF my appreciation OF the rugged and un-
yielding integrity which has charactized
your official conduct.
| am constrained to accept the resigna-
tion you tender with assurances OF my con.
tinusd kindly feeling toward you, and
with the earnest wish that wherever
your future way of life may lead complete
success and satisfaction may await you.
Thanking you for the pleasing and com
plimentGIy expressions with Epch you
close your letter, am
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

THE base ball men continue in oOnyen-
ton IN New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18
Trust Fund for EmploIe..

PHILADELPHIA, November IA spe
cial meeting Of the board Of directors o.
the Pennsylvania Rsilroad Company va
held yesterday, at which it vas agreed te
PIT into efsect among the employees Of ths'
corporation, trust savings fund.
from IS and upwards may be d.
under tEc plan, and draw interest
rate OF per esnt per annum. All sta
agents Of the company win be suthor
to receive deposits and receipt for the
These deposits viii be forxArdedt b
authorized depSsitory of the coAps-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18
Yours,

The Arbeiter ZeitURg also contains no
tice of the action taken by the Karl Marx
S,S56. X. of L., setting apart the llth of
November Of every year for some ceremony
in memory of Our Martyrs" who were
murdered for the emancipation Of the
prOletarians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18
An Aav.nce I'M sI,uer,, yVar,..

PrrTsBURG, NOysnbsA H.-rhe railroad
coal OPERATOR. sos sbdf sdistrict met to-
dsy and decia% make t6ee the wages Of
miners five cents ~ he "a all N,ophs,
THE afternoon and >the dss an an
...---a-fmsnds a asssss' =; -; 2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18
THE ANARCHISTS DEAD
And Chicago's Business 8ooming-ALetter
From Ling,

And Chicago's Business Soomtng-A Letter
From Ling.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Daily
Business this evening says: From the day
that the Anarchists were executed the bus
mess on the Board of Trade has steadily
and rapidly increased in volume, and the
prices of the commodities there dealt in
have advanced. There may be no connec-
tion between the two, hot there are those
who believe that one is the direct result
of the other, Il believe" said q
member - the Board, that we
are inst at the beginning Of an
era of active and prosperous business,
which is likely TO grow to the proportions
of the good times Of lSSl, and think the
turning point was the hanging of the An
srchists The whole civilized world, and
especially the commercial part of it, was
watching for the result Of the grapple be-
tween law aud anarchy. The orderly and
uuiet manner in which the supremacy Of
the law was proven has inspired confidence,
and the first result OF it is seen in better
nrices 81 stocks. But the willingness to
invest will not be confined to stocks, 1t
will eventually reach sll lines of business,
and we shall see prosperous times We
are already beginning to see them IN the
grain and provision trade"
Tomorrow the Alarm, Of which Par
sons, the Anarchist, was editor, will be IS
sued for the first time since the execution.
The leading article, written by Dyer D.
Lum. the successor of Parsons, SAYS: The
former editor of the AiayFs has been
strarglsd to death by the State. TIE sal
OF legal disapproval has been placed upon
free sossch. Henoeforth workingmen and
women must keep silent or only clsmOr
for relief through Ines laid down for
them. Relief may be asked, parties may
be organizeg, but opposition TO
THE SOURCE OF INJUSTICE
BIZ which relief becomes very necessary is
heneeforth throttied. Then the Mar
seilles" is forbidden to be sung st festi-
yals. Law, the father Of all crime, the
source of all injustice, the barrier to all
voluntary cooperation, stands grim and
red handed over Us. The duty of the hour
Is how to wage the hsttisisss ssee press"
Almost the enteOG sssn With
reports Of the hss ST ay,as keral.
One feature of tesIfcsuisss F'To
Lucy E. Parsothousands whose hveslows:
Freedom n, this wonderful dis,
While yet ! free at Logan & Co sDos
The AZ ~ena - 90
llsSees, --s-------- ~
nee, Mass, siderable class Of {
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

THIS morning we give Prof. JACK
DENIPsEY's version Of that highly import
sE. event, the MCAULIFFE-CAR fight.
Prot. DEMPSEY says MCAULIFFE would
have won the 6git bad it not been or the
Englishman's cunning and unfair methods
in butliug MCAULIFFE with his head,
p0king his fingers into his eyes, and ''giy-
ing him the knee in such way as to pre-
elude the awarding Of foul. See here,
John Bull, light squarely or keep your
sluggers at home. Never mind, wait till
our SULLIVAN gets a lick al some Of your
heavy- -weights-oniy one good lick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

&T&ou want ttocures con,
Syrup, the reliable
atiou OH is the chea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

STANLEY has been heard from. 1t is
''unof6cially rumored' that he has been
fighting with the natives and that his rear
guard has been cut of. The exact per
eentage OF truth that an "unotiicially fu-
mOred" dispatch may contain we don't
pretend TO know, but it's pity the CORE
spOndents can't let Mr.. STANLEY go
through Africa in peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

SALyAuc 1IL relieves
curessr hodIly psi~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

A silly Cow Makes a Bad Break 4
Around.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

IRs are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-18

O-tls
EKeeEtiNeI
II was resolved q.
draw up and pres
the United States,
Senate and the spe
of resolutions vol
Hirsch's resolutio
appoint q CON
upon Legislation
Of manufacturer
generally. The
made q report
Mr.. B. Barm
Congress too
cigarettes {
to six
report
Con.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
Die ScnnfnrinnhIett. .

Die gadlage binidtlt6 Der 8unbesIeua.
tortpablen in Hep 'Seriep uuO SHoiaHa bat
fidl qeferu beOeuteno siiHfigsr fit Die De-
motTateu eefaltet. Sn Den @aieesebuugen
beiber Staateu babeH Die 9emotrateu itBt
tpenigfens cine BIuralitdt, peuu aud mob
uidt bic CUR @rpdbIuus zines 8uuoeSieHaz
tors erforoerlid3e abioIute TaiOritdt. Sa
WlnFatuietts III Der alte Papl Danes glitd=
lib pieber ermdbIt, pdbreno in ytsusD BORT
Der Bapiermiiuer 9tiller, alias Woodpulp,
ben 2aufpaB srhaIteH bat. Sein ytodiOIger
in GepraIeutaut SiscOd, tpelder geftern
Gbenb mad II reIultauoieu Qbfimmungen
i'm republitauiideu GauIu8 uOmiHirt wlr0e.
8en 4usi6lag in Der entiheioenOen 4btlm'
muug CAB Elm 9egislaturmitgIisb, Ramens
frof, uno bieier llmitaHO miro ObHe i3DeifeI
InIere engliia. .nmeritlnii4eH GOlegeH BON
Der greFe Bu Der bdmii6en 8emerfIHg uers
nulafen, oaB Miller nbinuusgefroreu" wurOe.
SH ben iibrIgeu Staten, mt 4uSulbme gtez
bra8ta's, no Der Sampf nod uHeutdieOen
tf, mar bns 9feiultat Der SeuatorDab!en
idou i'm &Oraus 10 JiemIid feifBeteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
Rcin.Mnrfer glndrihtt,f. .

Rerp 3 orf, 10. Sauuar.-Der Bro3eB
gegeu ben pAItrOIogeu uuo gSabrd9er" 5o9u
8e Geon, meIder ougetlagt if, tuuge WEio.
den mad Banana geI1idt 3u baben, nm fIe
eiHem 2eben Der Shau6e III liberaHtnorteH,
nabm beute Dor ben @eueralzQiReH letuan
anfans. @e geOH iplegeIta ben gtdoaaa
Dor, On5 er ttneh eintra9llae SteueH ais
9ou0eruanten Il. 6gI. DerdaHen tUOue. -
stephen SOniau, Elm 8eporter, III Der b1upts
ia1lt4fe 3euqe aeQeH BEN Au9etlagten.
- [}H 6aufe Or. 122, IueHtraBe, nuroe
gefterH gfadlulittag Der As >yd9It alte @tgars
renpader Sob. 6enfel aus 5afieot BET 9re=
men in bem BON ibut bep0bnteu 0at}immer
tObt i'm Bette auf9efuuoeH. Der COB oe8
DIanues mur0e anfangs uatitrltben llriad)eu
3uaeihrieben, uno erft gelterH aben0, al5
Coroner @iomaun bic ubltde llnterludun9
einleitete, tuurbe couflttrt, 6aB 6enfel bur9
@iuatbmeu BON 8obleH9a5 INNS Gebeu fam.
Gin Sieurobr, peIdeS ourd oa5 3tmmer
fiibrte, mar ausgeboben. Dag Dies 3ufdqig
geihebeu, 1T faUm aujuuebmeH, nm 10 ne
niger, Qls q. 6emberg BON Rr. SIG, DIE.
Sirose, oem Coroner erJdblte, 6aB 6eutel,
meItber bel Tim III arbeit itano, bdufi1 qeIaet
babe, man ruerOe ibu zines Cages toOt Uors
fiubeu: er belize aber geIO genIg, nm Ieine
8egrdbuiBfolieH bedeu 3u f6Hueu.
- Su Der Bebnung Der 6rnu 2ouie Biper
i'm 6uuie CIR. us, 2fts14I. Stra6e, gerietb
in Der Sonutag8 Naht elm itber Dem 6umius
fimms bdugen6es Bib burh cine @asRamme
in Branb. ala bic 6rau Dies fab, eridlraf
fie berart, ba5 ite trant wurOe uHO seferH
Die Gtrife. gpibemie bsBute fid aefern
aut auf ba5 aHaltlhe Organ Der 4rbeitarz
Bortei, ben ,,9eaoer," aus, inoem bic 9eis
tuussiuugeu fa Deigsrtea, ben ygea6ern
ferHer III bertaufeH, neil man 10 Gents pro
100 @remplare mebr BON linen berlunqte,
als bisber. IA bic auaben NIT ibren Strtfe
Gr1f na6teH, 10 iabeH fit bic GeId1Itslets
ter aeu6tbigt, bic gfehrforoeruua ,uriidsusies
ben, uouiit Der Strlte ieIbft0eritduoIi1 pjes
Der aufb0rte.
Die bonn Coroner gebp gefiibrte Inter.
luduus megeu oes Sooes Der Frau gluabetb
Romer, neldle am 6. b. D2. an ben Tolqen
Ses @inutbmsHs 0on GbIogoform ifar6, eu6ete
geiferu nit eiHem auf 3Hfiuigeu Fob lauteus
BEN 8abripruG Der Surp. Die BON eiuigeu
SeHIatiousblitterH Derbreiteten gsriidlte,
bns bic Srau m0gIider Beiie Don ibrem
@atteu umgebradt Borbeu iein t6Hute, cut.
bsbrsu iOmit sdn3li4 Der Segriiuouug. g8ie
es beiBt, Dir0 pr. 6Omer 9eaen bic 6etrefs
feu6en BlGtter gerihtlid Doraehen.
- Grsal6ermau 8tcGuabe, Der bic erffe
gadt, iDelde er i'm 3u9tbauie 3u SiHse
Sing 3nbrahte, uHr penig gei9lafen, tuuroe
qefieru friih mad Der BIIherei aebratlt uuo
bort aussDieisH, ben 9embeubagLern BEL Der
Arbtit III belfen.
- Der 6dliher Bernhard 6aas, bsr, ute
bsridtet, Dor SurBem bonn 6tiIfsbuuoesmar.
i6GU e. Sernbar6 in gBiuiamspnrt, Ba.,
perboitet uue bierber gebra6t por6en mar,
trat beute NIT Dem 9ampfer ,gSerra" feline
EursipiGige &RdreiIe mad DeutdlaHe au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
yft. H..
GBHamit GrblofiDH au eFtteut
NnhfR3Rane

Bittsburg, Ba,, 10. San. - Der Sc
pddwa9gOn 6es y}em 9orler &iliuggs, pete
DER nm III libr geferH NbeH0 bier Tulam,
mHrbe etllde gleiltu Otlid BON A,'6oua,
Ba., 6urd cine grploFou BON 8bHamI. o6er
irgeuo zines aH6ereH SpreusftOfics flt .otal
3grtrammert. @tpddmaifiar Darn 0hHCus,
Der iiG CUR 3eit In Dem gGaggOn btilH0, .rs
hit ihWere GtrIesuugou. Ser Sofier, IN
Deld]em fd Der SpreHgfoff beiuuoeu Bate
uurbe 5u 3uHclnuOU, uabe DlrrlS0urg, dH
Soro gebratt uH0 mar mad Biu55urg bee
fimmt. 0ls ttH UiHgus tmpor bob uu6
ObaH anf mebrcre aHotre 3liteu mari, crioIgte
elm fIrdtblrGr Grld. El8 8aA oe8 Uaga
qouS foa 9Ieidl ejuem Siid Bapier In cie
Guit uUo bic 2Sduoe puroeu 5eriplittertr
8ae guu}e 3Hgperional uu0 bic Baiiagiere
beruahmsn BEN Small uuO grOBer S4redeu
eHtitdn0. Der SUg Dur0e augebaIteu, oa6
@epad auf etueU au6ereH 2Sa99ou iibertrGs
gen unb Die 6aHrt baHH fOrtgeieBt. Gin
8remier, melter TA nit DtiH9uS i'm 6ra9ts
gBaggoH befan0, eHtiam nit eiHigeu Sdrlm=
men, Iaoem er 6uyh tiueu 5auieH &titen gez
ihlet murbe. Die 8abus 9eituidait lift ent-
idlofeu, etre griiubltde llHteriu6uug iiber
ben 8orfau tin3HleittH. Der GigeutbImee
bee 8ofers nurot Btrbaitet, ais er btute frdb
ieiu &bed i'm Gspddjimmer beS biefgeu
Babubofe8 priIeutirte. Gr CAB ben 92ameu
Sob. EagmanH an ua0 iagte, er i2t Elm uus
gariiher 8obleugraber ans 6a;letou. Gr
babe pa3Ietou BerlaIcn, nm auOerUirtS 4rs
belt All iudeH, uuO lelUG5 gStHeu5 habe nd
ttiu SpreugfOii, iOuoeru UuC &tei0er uu0
eiEe EuautttGt ShDafdhO8deU IN Dem
Gofier bsfuuoeH. 8a8maHU miro DOrIdut3
In S5aiI bcbalteu.
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&fehfn1rRte

y t. Gibertp, 8euui., 10. Sauuar.-
8tH6oieb: .3ufubr 399, 8erienOuua 8l7;
Yretie 0artirteu Inii6en So. so unb s.. .OO,
Shnetne: 3ufubr 1900, 8erIenouua 1900 :
Bretie baritrtOn jpiideu 81 so uu6 s.. 20.
SGanfe: 3ufubr 5000, 8erIeuouua 2OOO +:
Breiie Uarilrteu 5miideu $3.50 uuS $500.
@btcago, l9. SaHuar. - 9tin6uleb I:
3ufubr 5000, Serisnbuu9 5000; Breiie bari.
3ufubr 5000, 8erIeu6Huq 1000: Breije
Uartirten 3Utiden $3.50 Gu6 $4.95. -
Sdaafe: i3ufubr 5000, Berleu6uHq 500:
Bretie Dariirten 5tpildeu $3.50 uub s. 90.
St. Souts, 19. SaHuar. - Riu6uieb ::
3ufuhr 100, Serienbuug 245; Breiie uari.
trter jtpiideu $l.8O uuo $4.8O.-56uetu {:
3ufnhr 1000 Serien6uug 230 Breiie
oariirtsu imiIteu 1910 uRo $3.50. -
S9aafe: 5ufubr l84O, 8erieubaug -;
Prstis 5urtirteu iuiiaeu $3.50 unS $3.50.
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40. @enereb.-8taette sthnna.
gaaB far uniere 8Ifaer. - gtne neae BraGs
aber sea gstiFIHppt bet Ct. eouts. - Die
fnterftaatIiae SamOeIebiH In, Nnnic.

gSafbtngton, .. G., 10. Sauuar. -
SIN g nat beridltete @omuuoS CgSt.) pom
Gomite fit ausmdrtige 8esebuuaen bic Bin
SurHd, nelde ben BrGfOenten Der Ser.
Staaten autorifrt, in qspiIieu EiQeu
Shritts 3um Sdute amerifduiIder 6anoelss
uub SiIdler.Sahr3eug gegeu caud6ifdje lee
bergriFfe III ergTetfen; @emun0s UertiinOete,
baB er ben Senat IN ben Hddlfeu Eageu nm
@rleoigung Der SorLage eriudeu ner6e.
Sampt0H (S.s@.) bradte cine Bill ;ur
Benlioniruug Der Gtbilbeamteu ber Ser.
Staateu elm; iibermieieu.
Die SeuatsbiQ, Delde ben gdu elmer
neueu Bride iber ben DiiIIfppi bel ct.
goi5 (3miIdeu Der @absIdeu 8riide uub
Der DIinbuna oes Wifouri) autoriitrt, nurbe
auf 4ntrag Sets (giO.) in grpdguug ae3o.
gen uuo augiHommeu; oesaleidleu bic
6umpton'I6e Btn, metbe S3OO,OOO fir bic
Serltellung Dor Settles" i'm 6aieu bon
@barIefion, S.s@., 6ermiuigt.
GomuHb5 (gt,) bonn 40mtte fir ausguir,
tige 8c8iebungea rei4te eiRen 8eridt iiber
bic 81 heretTrlae Elm, uHo berIeIbe murOe
gum 8rute beCs srt.
@au [Bia.l rleI ieirIen AM 7. Slnuar eirtz
9ebradteu 8eldIuB auf, melder bic 2auO-
iheutun9en iltr gtluubabueu bon 6ernau-
biHa mad Tampa uaO uom ct. SObnS= 9lioer
na6 8eniacola in Rlorba oernirtt ertldrt,
unb belt cine boIbfiiubi5e 3eOe 3u @uufeu
beiielbsH.
LIN 2.25 giug Der SeHat auf 4ntrag g.
munO8 in @retutiUfBuug, uuo ais Die Ebti,
ren nm 5.45 9e0nUet Dur0eu, eriolgte Ser.
t1guHg.
SUI Reprdientantenbauie
uur6eu beritle0eue gOmite6eridlte eutqenen
genOmmeH uu0 6em BteHars @OnIjte uber.
mieieH.
BeterS (&8.) bot eiueH 8eihIUB an, mel
der ben 6rieg5lefretdr Inn au5tuuft biHIidts
lta Der oer0ffeutlidteu ltahri6t erIudt. oa5
SOlbateH bes 5. 8uube8. .8abalerie 8sgi.
ments Oieier Gage auf gemiTie Sirger BON
6auidS, bic iid tempordr i'm 5notauersSers
ritOrium aufbielteH, feuerteu; iibermiaieu.
gSdbreno Der 0tor9eufunoe muroe bic Srs
mdguug oeS 9eidluiies, mad mel9em Die
SiBUug pom %. SaHuar Der Sr0rterUHg Der
8lair'I6eH @rjiebuHgS Bill geUiomet ieiu
iOQ, fOrtgelett tnOefeH Oerfrib bic Dtorgeus
fuuoe, ebe eiue Gutiheiouug getroifeu mar.
Der Gonfereujberidt uber Die iuterftaats
Ii6e 6anbelsbiu geIaHgte banH uieoer 3ur
8i6fuIfOH, uu0 &riip (8a.) oertituoetc, 6aB
CT morgeH cine AbitlmmUug baritber f0roeru
nerbe.
gitutber (Bisc.) Iprad gu @uufan Der
Bill, pabreuO 2GeaUer (5a.) berieIbeu oppOs
!'i'te nuO babel NIT ieinem &ouegeu 6euoers
ION IN etHeu beTiBeu 2&ortDebIsl gerietb.
8ie 2,n9elegeubeit pur6e NdlitsBtt5 rUjeOer
3urIdgeIegt, uHo auf NutrOg @laro1'8 (L20.l
Hubm oa8 5au8 cine Bill all, malde oeu
8au elmer Bride iiber ben WlJiitiFppt bel
ct. youiS autoriFrt.
Sutbmaite (O.) bot eiHen 8si6tu5 an,
nelder ben SdatamtSiefretGr eriuat, Dem
6auie 10 balo, al8 u0glid, mttSutbeileu, tpte
0tel Gel6 bic Der5dIeoeuen 4aciic Slbusu
am /. Sauuar 1887 Der 9legjeruHg ituloe-
ten, uno melte 28trfuug bic Nnnabme Der
Siu 5ur 6unotruug bieier Saulosu tUabrs
ideinlidl ausiiben Diir0e; hem @omite fir
Bactfics8abHeu iibermieieu.
LIN 5.45 6ertaats i'd eos 6an5 bi8 moraen.
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l.l.l.. 0lrbeifer.3Il.i. |. .Il. Eliheltct,. .

Jerieg s ttp, RS 10. 3auuar. -
6inFdtlih be8 Srite5 6sr Go5lsnia1uHar
1T ueuig yieut5 III b2ridltau. Die QCbeit
aui cen oerhie6eueu &obleuuerftcu tUur0e
beute nit 5ulfe Der GriaBleuta fortgeieBt,
uH0 g8 ereigHeteu iid) feline 3lIhgi6ruHgeu.
2is GGbads 6abriiauteu y. Qorilar0 &
Comp. babeu fidl gelUeigart, nit eiuem 60
mite Der y2lrbeit8ritter" Bebuf3 Getleguug
beB Srites ibrer 4ugefieIlteH 3u uHterbaHs
oeIH. Inter oeu gorlQaro'i1eH Sriteru
5ertiuoet itd ua5geraoe groBe llu3uirieoeus
belt, uuo man gIaubt, bag Ulele oer'elbeH IN
Den HddfteH Sageu an Die Qrbett 5urudieb=
rem peroeH.
8ittBbuEg, Ba., 10. 5auuar. - Die
,,g8eferu S}rou 4fociatiou," Uelde beute
bier tagte, bat beIdIofeu, jbre Breje Oorlius
fig uidlt III erb0heu, obgleid3 Der 9eiddit5z
gang ale be'riebigeub oargeteut murbe. Die
nlten Yreije uer6eu iomit bis gum 1. Qpril
beibe3aIteu, uuo bic 6ofiuuug Der BnlJnerfz
9rbeiter aui cine 2obn3uIage, bic ibueu i'm
Faue elmer Brejserb0buHg 0eripr0daH NOR
ben mar, iif norlduftg 81 2Bafer gemoroeu.
@ @btCugO, 19. Sanuar.-g8.e Oeridutet,
brobt 6abiar lniideu ben gRuigbt5 Of gab0r"
uHo Der Gigarreuarbeiter=l =llHlou" BON Jeuem
cine Seb0e au85ubredeu, Oa bic ,,8Higbt5"
berlaugeu, baB ibr ,,gabel" an STEELE oe5
rcguldreu ,,lluicu 2nbel" gebrauht nerbeu
Iou. Die Gigarreu, Arbeiter proteitireu bier=
gegsu, neil ibre 20bue iuiolge 9eFen be6eu.
teu0 rIou5irt uerOeu piirOen, 0a bic 2obu'
StnIO Der ,,6uight5" nie6riger, ais bic Der
Union If. Ilun glaubt niht, baB Elm erHft'
Ilher &onflit Iduger oermieoeu D2roeH iauu.
BopoerIp bat Der Srau 8ogers, gBertmeifiea
rim Der ,,8itrilts GfembI9 ylr. "a" eiHea
Briti geitriebtn, In paI6em CT Te erlud1
ibreu GtuflHB gegeu bic Sammluug BON
9elo fir ben QHarhifen Berthetoiguu95z
Bouo unter ben Qofal afemblies Der ., 4r-
bettSritter" nu5umeubeu. Die agitation uus
ter ben GTemblies be3Hglid ieuer Samm'
lung brobt 3u erHfeu 8ernideluHgeu ~ iiib'
r5n uuo gefd5r6et ben @inFuB uu0 bic 4utos
ritdt Bomberlg5. n4Hembl1 yir. 1907"
bereu glitglieo Der barurtbsilte auardif Bar
ions ift un0 uelhe bic SammluugeH fir bic
8ertbei6iguug Der gerurtbailteu in Sang
ieBte, bat Den @roBnerlmeiter bereits brief
lid benabridtigt, oa5 as inn Jtidts auge5e,
mae fe NIT ibTem gelbe aufause, nahoem
fe ibre 8ettrige an bic algemeIue Gr9aHl'
GttCu piinftlt6 eutrtmtgt babe.
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Rolaeu6e gcrlufs ourb 8rduOe mur6eu
gtfttrn tcIegrapbii9 gemel0et: Uc6oie s.
ypons' gieBeret uno M}a'duaus gBevltdtte
IN 8o9ton, o, $4,000; Seuttt s.. 3idls
monos pradtUoue8 g8obubau6, glr. 844,
8eJamare Gueuue, 8unalO, gt.sY., ue6f
Subalt, 100000; Elm arOBts Orethodiges,
bon mebrtreu 6lrmeu ctu9euommeue8 Sc
bduOe in 6ofouo. Sno., $4,000; sSeuuiuq
& Comp. s uBeF= Bergen. 5tabIuerFe" uabe
bem BaTajcz3}iuer in Strieg. g}.s3.,
$4,000; Der golomotiOs Sduppeu Der gGitgz
81. 81" IN glerp. .Crleaus uebF 8 ,Dumma"s
9otomotiUeu uu0 16 gBaggou, $50, 600; Der
Stone id5e 2a6Cu uuo oa5 g(lga}iu Der 80
oeutrp s8aummOu- Spinucrei- Ompaguie" AZ
gIHlbOuB, 8.s3., 100000; GDaH & SO. 8
SdubIaoeH uHO iad]8 au0ere grOBe &tidiit8s
@ebdu6e in Quiauce, o, 500 900.
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SerS6tp1tnSett.

Orange, R.s5., -. San. - gr.GlOtr.
man SafOb 9. GOrItes bat fiHau;ieuel
Shnieri9feiten buIber bic Stabt perlaTen
uu6 ieIbff feline 6auiIie iOu uidt nifTeu, mo,
bin er f6 gepaHbt bat. 9as 0IertuirStqC
ia, bas man bis ieet i'm 9auseu uur pom
$4,000 Sduloeu tpeiB, Uou beueu er $1,000
ieinem in 2Ong=Srun9 nobuenbeu 8ruber
ihuIoet. Die 6irette llrla6e ieiHes Ser.
fhpinbeus i4eiut ieiu lluoerm0geu aepeieu
ju eiu, cine ROte BON $3.50 gu 3lbIeu, melts
In Der Arrange NatioHaIbanfd fdnia mar,
3bomas GufGd, 6em sr fir SuboifruHq Der
gtote ieine ;pst Bier6e nerIdriebeu, riahul
bieieIbeu in Beidlug, ebeulo legte ieiu Sru.
Der Sejalas uuf ar6eres BerIuualeigeutbuul.
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General 0rant Der SruufTu3t be.
f61ttl0fdf.

8urItu8tO IL, ST., 10. Sauuar. Die
o6res- 4reB" Der0ffeutliht beu;e ben Boueu
2GnrtIaut oes i'm Suli 1864 bonn @euerll
Gm. Is. Smith an ben Uertorbeutu Senator
Toote geidrjebeutu 8rlefes, mel4er tbell.
.0ciie IN Der Septembaruummer oes pGeu
tuy1 IRaga3iue" Der0fentlid]t nuroe. Sen.
Smith bei6uloigt in oielem S1reibeu Sen
@raHt, tUieoerbOIt betruHteu geueieu gu ieiu
uuo berauihenps ~G9etrduts auf unerlaubit
&etie erlaug aSA5aEbeu. SIM SSejtereH oeute
Smith oil, 0aB @eueral @raut ibu (SmItb
bem Geuernl Butler III geiallen Uu0 neil eI
beiGrdtte, ooB Butler ieiue (8raut'S 81 EruHt
iutt al bic SefieHtlt1teit briHgeu t6HHte, oei
&ejebIs iiber b05 IS. 4rmeecorps i5erbober
b0Eo
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lnIPR{mfffa.

NttbIe8, Sal, 10. 3auuar. - gtHet
heute aus 6tagfaff, ari3o eingetrofentn
8tPei4e 5ufOlge uur6e Der gStrtb 5. 80
8crrH bort BON siuem gemiiieu 9Oue3 er
ihofen, neil er in einem Streite jnlibeu
SOme6 Bruber unb eiuem aHoereu Ulanue
6rieben gu fifteen beriuhte. Sine babe
StuHOs mad benz MlOrOe fiHg1u 20 Biir8er
Die @ebrii6er 6Ones Elm uuo itoiien ite nIe-
Der. 8err1 mar elm ndtbarer trteoltter
Mauu, tpdbreu6 bic @ebrjOer als 0elPera.
ms hPfnnnt mnren
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9rutale WtB6an0IWm9 ctnes Seaa.

BetiH, Sus., 10. san. - Der in Gre.
mont UObubufte @OttIieb SoHeti ii5trllsfertt
ftdl gefteru benz bteF9eH Sderjif, inbem er
angab, ieiue gladbarH uolteu ibn uu0 Itius
Srau IBudeu. Die 8eiben meroeH baIdut.
ot9t, ibren 10 Sabre alien 9Obu ipaematijd
auf ba8 @rauidmfe bebuubelt 5u babeu.
SOneti, ionie ieiHe 6rau marfen ba8 Riun
tpteoerbOlt gegeu ben gIiibeRO betBen Diem
10 oaB oafielbe i6limme 8rauouuubeu oa.
nontru9 .priigeIteH es auf Die geriusfe Serau.
lnfun9 10 lange bis eS benuBtlos purbe. Dit
5rau lou ibreu Mann an Grauiamteit nod
iibertroffen babeu. Der ben 6Habeu bebau,
6sIu6ear5t if oer4uFtt,OuB bieSrleesuugeu
eeiielbeu etneH t0btIi4eu BerIaHf ue5meH
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sc @rant oeg elnatdIitest.

6 Gbtcugo, 10. Sauuar. - Sri. ytina
gau 3OHot erlajeH I'm 10 ll5T bsute Dor,
mitta9 i'm @eian9uiiie, nm 2lugut spies 3u
beiufeu, uIein bic 9efdHgutBo rUet'
gerteH fd in 5OIge zines iFueu ooH oem
S6eriii srtBeiltsH BefebIs, ft in bic 3eae 3H
IoTiPu
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s. benerfanarnerth.n - lrobLtbatiner

Die bemerfeu3pert9su uHb Doblt9atgeu
ReiuItate, bic Der gebrau9 BON monels
Teething Cordial er3ielt, ba5eu Ju letneG
GIlgemeiHeH AHneHouHg tn faft a4eH Arten
BON Srant5siteu, beueu siuber Hutermorteu
ftub, gefibrt. Gr beilt SIaBUug, Roltt, gtaa
geuiaHre, 8urafau n. {. 10. 8etue 6amtlie
cute obue tbH ietU. Bel aaeu aPotpetern On
babeH. (slI-1